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Taxi trips to and from the airport just got easier thanks to technological innovations (opens the original)
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THE POPULAR TAXI app Freenow by Lyft, has announced the launch of a set of new technological features designed to make trips easier, more frequent and more efficient for passengers and drivers alike. Whether waiting for a lift home from the airport or wanting to add more stops to your journey, Freenow’s new advancements will make it easier and quicker for you to get where you want to go. The new features include the Airport Fastpass, a Multistop feature that allows you to add up to four stops to
Are you ready to live to 100? What could a longer life mean for your finances, pension and retirement? (opens the original)
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AS IRISH PEOPLE continue to live longer, the way we approach retirement will need to evolve with the times. Depending on what stage of life we’re at, retirement can seem like either a pressing concern or like something we don’t need to worry about for decades to come. However, the best way to make sure you’re not worrying about your pension too far down the line is to start planning now. We all want to enjoy our retirement years in comfort, with access to enough money that will keep us safe, hea
Why Irish parents are looking for a new kind of village (opens the original)
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THEY SAY IT takes a village to raise a child, but in the modern era, it can be harder to find your village. The world continues to change rapidly, and the way we live our lives and raise our children has changed accordingly. We no longer take it for granted that we will have neighbours to rely on, or family close by to share the challenge of childcare. Not only that, but we are increasingly exposed to a wider and wider range of information and advice on how to take care of our kids, and it can b
Great Irish Bark Off: Meet your Pup of the Month (opens the original)
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ALLIANZ HAS BEEN insuring pets across Ireland for years now, and we’ve joined forces to bring you some of the best doggos that the country has to offer. Last month’s poll saw three adorable dogs go head-to-head in a contest where the real winners are those of us who simply get to enjoy photos and descriptions of cute dogs. In the end, though, it was Buster the beagle puppy who ran away with it, amassing no fewer than 3008 votes for a resounding win. Buster’s hobbies include jumping up on couches
Are you a landowner? Here's why understanding your land's value is so important (opens the original)
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IF YOU OWN residential land in Ireland, now is a good time to understand what it could be worth. With the introduction of the Residential Zoned Land Tax and the growing demand for new homes across the country, this creates a genuine opportunity to work with a trusted partner such as Glenveagh to explore options available to you. Ireland’s Residential Zoned Land Tax means that landowners with zoned, serviced sites are now paying 3% of their land’s market value every year it sits undeveloped. For
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